St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-12
ROYAL ARCH MAsONs.
Convention of the Grand Chap; er
of Minnesota Held Vest erGuY.

of Minnesota Held Yesterday.
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons of Minnesota met in convention
in the hall of Damascus commanders,
No. l, yesterday and held an all-Giy
session, electing new officers of tne
grand chapter and granting a cl.r-yr
for new chapter at Fairmont, as j.. Il
as transacting other business OF insI.o.t-
ance to the order. There were prs t
at the session as delegates and 0if!c Is:
GRAND OFFICERS.
w. +, Dickinson, X. E. deputy grand
high priest; G. l.. West, r. L. grand
king; Hugh Kirkw0od, r. f. grand
scribe. Scion Armstrong. r. E. grand
treasurer: a. I. c. Piers0n, Il. L. Grand
secretary: R. Wells. E. grand chaplain;
A. Bradenberg, E. G.. captain ni The
host; J. NJ. Martin, E. q. principal ,o-
jOurner: Isaac P. Durfee, L. q. arcn
captain; T. c. Shapleigh, E. q. master
OF third veil: A. ID. Ross, E. q. master
second veil; W. p. Jewett, E. q. master
of the first veil.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
st. Paul No. &c. NJ. Orr, William p.
Jewett and f. \. Randels.
VermilliOn No. 2. distinguishing
Todd, George A. Emerson.
st. AnthOnys Falls No. SC. ID.
Boyce, r. II. Baker and Scion Arm
strong.
La Grange No. 4, Red Wing-C. l..
Davis and Andrew Allen.
WinOna No. Sc. l.. Gates.
Tyrian No. g, Faribault-A. E. Haven.
Blue Earth No. Z, Mankato-O. o.
Pitcher.
Halcyon No. Z. Rochester Arthur
Bamber.
st. John No. 9, Minneapolis. W.
Nash and R. ID. Brown.
North Star No. IL, Chatneld-L. Be-
mis-.
Hope No. Il, Lake City. W. Ken
needy.
Austin No. 14-Eugene Wood.
OwatOnna No. 15-N. J. Schafer.
HOkah No. Ill. I. Lyon.
Washington No. II, Stlllwater-T. II.
Warren and Jasper w. Searles.
tabernacle No. Is, kaSSOn-U. B.
Shearer and J. Grinnel.
Orient No. 10, St. CharleS-John Pick
ert.
Keystone No. 20, Duluth-W. q. Ten
Brook.
Mount Horeb No. 81, Winnebago City
N. w. Sargent.
st. Peter No. 22-Thomas Montgom-
cry.
Mount Carmel No. %, Zumbrota-Ira
d. Warren.
De Roy No. pa. J. Porter.
Fergus Falls No. 27-George c. Miles.
Living Arch No. %, Worthington-
Isaac P. Durfee.
Albert Lea No. 30-Frank B. Forbes.
pAlbert No. 81, Sleepy Eye-M. G.
Burnside.
Preston No. 80 George A. Love.
Corinthian No. 81. A. Noble.
Redwood No. 81. Redwood Falls-F.
j. Peabody and NJ. E. Powell.
Relief No. 35, Wabasha-J. a. Peck.
Plainview No. 36-David McCarty.
LIE Sueur No. 37-George w. Taylor.
Glencoe No. 3S-A. p. Fetch.
Frontier No. 40, DISQUALIFICATION Nc
COllum.
Pierson, No. Al, Crookston-C. II.
Mix and T. c. Shapleigh.
Brainerd. No. &C. L. Spaulding.
Granite, No. ga. T. Powers.
Bower, No. A, Tracy-F. S. Brown.
Summit. No. As, st. Paul-G. w. Mer-
rill and John Y. Berkey.
st. Cloud, No. &c. A. Cummings.
NEW OFFICERS.
The new list of grand officers is as
follows: w. F. Dickinson, of Redwood
Falls, M. E. grand high priest; C. l..
West, of Austin, r. E. deputy grand
ulSl priest. II. hlckWOOu, OF Mlnnedp0-
lis, r. E. grand king; A. Bradenberg, of
Fergus Falls, r. E. grand scribe: Scion
Armstrong, of Minneapolis, grand
treasurer; A. T. G. Pierson. of
st. Paul, r. E. grand secretary:
X. Wells, Preston. E. grand chaplain:
j. NJ. Martin, of Minneapolis, f. G.
grand captain Of the host; /. z. Durfee.
OF WorthingtOn, f. G. principal So
lourner: T. c. !Spapleigh, of CroOkston,
of st. Paul, f. G. master of the third
veil; c. l.. Shaulding. of Brainerd,
master of the second veil; G. D. Boyce,
of Minneapolis, master of the first veil,
and G. Fisher, grand tyler. These
officers were Installed by Thomas
Montgomery. of st. Peter, past grand high
priest, and the grand chapter adjourned.